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New Art Gallery in New York ! Hauser & Wirth New York

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June
2nd

kapro34547-low-res-me34iy New Art Gallery in New York ! Hauser & Wirth New York
ALLAN KAPROW’S YARD WILL LAUNCH AMBITIOUS EXHIBITION PROGRAM

Iwan Wirth, President and owner of Hauser & Wirth, the internationally acclaimed gallery of contemporary art and modern masters with exhibition spaces in Zürich and London, announced today the company will expand its global activities by opening a fully dedicated gallery in New York City in September 2009. Widely considered Europe’s {...}

PAPERVIEW Group Show at John Jones Project Space Private View May 28th 7-9pm

Posted on:
May
28th

scaled_e1241709153 PAPERVIEW Group Show at John Jones Project Space Private View May 28th 7-9pm
Private View May 28th 7-9pm , Exhibition May 29th – July 3rd Panel Discussion June 17th
PAPERVIEW brings together works on paper from three renowned London based art collections, alongside a selection of emerging and established London based artists.

The featured pieces reflect curator Danny Rolph’s ongoing fascination with work created on paper. His selection offers us {...}

MICHAEL SNOW Private view: Thursday 4 December at BFi

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December
3rd

09_solar_breath_big-300x202 MICHAEL SNOW Private view: Thursday 4 December at BFi
The Gallery at BFI Southbank, London, SE1 5 December 2008 – 1 February 2009
Private view: Thursday 4 December, 6.30-9pm www.bfi.org.uk/gallery

‘There are many different types of reaction; some of my films have caused riots, fights, and all kinds of things.’ - Michael Snow
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John Welchman on Paul McCarthy

Posted on:
November
18th

John Welchman

John Welchman, LA based speaker, author and expert and colleague of artist Paul McCarthy spent Friday at Sheffield Hallam Arts Dept The talk, slides and film shown of McCarthy’s recent ‘Caribbean Pirates’ (not showing at a cinema near you) was totally engaging. Abject art has nothing on what’s going on here, grotesque, ritualised, scatalogical, bloody, political and dangerous indeed. The informal talk after {...}